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Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said

Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said

Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said.

In this photo released by Intendencia Regional de Los Lagos, a Navy soldier moves a child onto a waiting boat to be evacuated out of Chaiten, southern Chile, after the Chaiten volcano erupted, Friday, May 2, 2008. Chilean authorities evacuated hundreds of people from remote villages on Friday after the volcano erupted, sending minor earthquakes rippling through the region.

Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said

Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said

Smoke rises from the Chaiten volcano, located some 1225 km (761 miles) south of Santiago May 2, 2008. The volcano in southern Chile spewed ash before dawn on Friday, triggering tremors 12 miles (20 km) away and prompting evacuations, officials said.

In this photo released by Intendencia Regional de Los Lagos, a Navy soldier moves a child onto a waiting boat to be evacuated out of Chaiten, southern Chile, after the Chaiten volcano erupted, Friday, May 2, 2008. Chilean authorities evacuated hundreds of people from remote villages on Friday after the volcano erupted, sending minor earthquakes rippling through the region.

A french bulldog, named "Spoon," sits in a chair during a dog show in Dortmund May 2, 2008. More than 6,000 dogs compete for the title of the best pedigree hound on May 2 to 4, 2008 in Dortmund

A french bulldog, named "Spoon," sits in a chair during a dog show in Dortmund May 2, 2008. More than 6,000 dogs compete for the title of the best pedigree hound on May 2 to 4, 2008 in Dortmund

Snakes cover a wooden statue of Saint Domenico at the beginning of the St. Domenico procession in Cocullo, central Italy May 1, 2008. Every year on the first Thursday of May, snakes are placed onto the statue of St. Domenico and then the statue is carried in a procession through the town. St. Domenico is believed to be the patron saint for people who have been bitten by snakes

Snakes cover a wooden statue of Saint Domenico at the beginning of the St. Domenico procession in Cocullo, central Italy May 1, 2008. Every year on the first Thursday of May, snakes are placed onto the statue of St. Domenico and then the statue is carried in a procession through the town. St. Domenico is believed to be the patron saint for people who have been bitten by snakes

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine (Center) and 300 volunteers lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration." The pair are best known for giving men and women fashion advice and a makeover on the programme What Not To Wear.

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine (Center) and 300 volunteers lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration."

Job done: The presenters file away after the shoot with blankets protecting their modesty.

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine and 300 volunteers prepare to lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration."

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine (Center) and 300 volunteers lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration." The pair are best known for giving men and women fashion advice and a makeover on the programme What Not To Wear.

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine (Center) and 300 volunteers lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration."

Job done: The presenters file away after the shoot with blankets protecting their modesty.

British style gurus Trinny Woodall, Susannah Constantine and 300 volunteers prepare to lie on the ground on the Sussex Downs April 26 in Sussex to form living sculptures of a man and a woman in an "en masse celebration."

Kate Hudson has topped the World's Most Beautiful People list in People magazine, landing the cover of the annual beauties issue.

People editors chose Hudson as their cover model for her natural beauty, pointing out that the actress "doesn't owe her famous sun-kissed looks to thousands of hours logged at a spa."

Hudson beat Salma Hayek, Mary J. Blige and Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's eldest daughter Rumer Willis, who poses provocatively on a picnic table, wearing a gothic dress and ankle-length dominatrix boots for her People picture.

Also named on the new World's Most Beautiful People list are comedian Sarah Silverman, Christina Applegate, new mom Isla Fisher, the cast of TV phenomenon Gossip Girl and celebrity couples Jessica Alba and Cash Warren and Eva Longoria and Tony Parker.

Models present a designs by Zimmermann at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney April 29, 2008. Attracting both local and international designers, Australian Fashion Week runs until May 2.